With more and more patients electing to use home-use therapies for their medical treatment, ultra-thin force-sensitive resistors can capture important force feedback to improve the usability and effectiveness of small, smart medical devices.

In this case study, a biomechanical specialist used MobileMat to evaluate an elderly patient having trouble maintaining balance on uneven terrain. The data he gathered resulted in an effective treatment plan, reducing patient sway by nearly 50% with eyes closed.

Given the high regulatory standards that medical devices must adhere to, embedding smart manufacturing systems with force-sensing capabilities can help automate critical aspects of the production process.

Grippers embedded with FlexiForce touch sensors help to create a man-machine interface that captures tactile feedback during robotic surgery.

This case study demonstrates why objective measures for monitoring progress is essential during rehabilitation, especially in high level functioning athletes.

Thanks to innovative minds and developments in technology, robotic surgical systems continue to advance.

In this "Wearable Technology Insights" article, an interdisciplinary team of researchers at the University of California San Diego and Rady Children's Hospital utilized Tekscan's Grip™ technology.

This case study shows how the F-Scan helped optimize orthotics and educate the patient on plantar pressure distribution.

Tekscan Pressure Mapping Technology was featured in Machine Design's "Leaders in OEM," which was published in January 2017.

This case study demonstrates the use of SportsAT for assessing lower extremity injuries.